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Unread 06-25-2015, 11:43 PM   #1
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It does and it doesn't. It will only soften the smooth skin on the outside because it is not meant to penetrate beyond into the inner leather fibers.

If you have a rock hard holster nothing will touch, you might want to try Neatsfoot oil. It's a penetrant and might unlock the fibers. Don't use it on a nice collectable holster. It's an OIL and will go through and through. Ruining a nice holster.
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If you have a rock hard holster nothing will touch, you might want to try Neatsfoot oil....
Oof !!! Touché, Jerry!
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